Sentence examples for a broad range of pattern from inspiring English sources
Recognition of antigen by innate immune cells is mediated via a broad range of pattern recognition receptors.
Third, functional connectivity created a broad range of patterns in the density of per capita contact rates from decreasing to increasing values, depending upon the availability of land cover types.
Expression analysis of counted sequencing results reveals a broad range of patterns, as assessed by K-means clustering (Figure 3C and Figure S7).
This comparative study of morphological integration in the australodelphian cranium demonstrates that a broad range of patterns exist in the relationships among phylogeny and similarity in integration, but that phylogeny is significantly correlated with similarity in integration in most clades.
Based on these results, rLP and ndLP give results that are somewhat complementary, with rLP capturing a broader range of patterns and ndLP focusing on those patterns that are strongest in the data.
From this formulation a broad range of dispersal patterns are analyzed.
With an idealized coastline structure consisting of an infinite line of equally spaced reserves separated by regions of coastline in which reproduction is nil, the relative settlement as a function of the fraction of coastline and size of reserve is qualitatively very similar over a broad range of dispersal patterns.
Macrophages and endothelial cells (EC) express receptors that recognize a broad range of molecular patterns foreign to the mammalian organism but commonly found on pathogens.
Our microarray results have been validated by Q-RT-PCR assays with a selection of fifteen significant genes covering a broad range of expression patterns and intensities [ 7].
The 62 isolates produced a broad range of restriction patterns, which were distributed into 37 different PFGE types (see Table 2).
While all the patterns occur over a broad range of parameters, the specific patterns present over given ranges varied considerably between populations.
